Re: Problems after updates this morning (Trusty)

[Tim]

Given I havent heard or seen any major fallout from this, I suspect its likely some hardware specific issue.  There was a very bad systemd bug that slipped through the other day but that got fixed very quickly and I don't think it would have affected networking. So file a bug against the kernel: $ ubuntu-bug linux One bug each, unless you both happen to have identical laptops! And for everyone else watching, as I have said many times before. You should file bugs first, then report the issue on the mailing list including a link to the bug. And always use `ubuntu-bug <package>` Here are a few of the reasons: - There is no tracking of issues reported on the mailing list. - ubuntu-bug collects important information about your installation, such as Distro series, package versions and relevant logs etc. - Bugs against Ubuntu core, need to be seen by the relevant teams, that simply wont happen on this list. - If the bug is a duplicate, launchpad is usually very good at showing you relevant bug reports based on the data from ubuntu-bug, before you go and file the report! If the bug happens to be a support question rather than a bug, it only takes 1 click for the Triagers to move it over to a "question"! On 06/04/14 05:57, Yandex wrote: Hello I had a related problem. Network manager recognized my wireless network but would not connect to it. It got better after an update 2 days ago. It still happens ocassionally, though. Alfonso C. Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S®4, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: Steve Ovens Date:04/05/2014 3:37 PM (GMT-04:00) To: Tim Cc: ubuntu-gnome Subject: Re: Problems after updates this morning (Trusty) Thought I would bump this up. I am still having the same problem with ping. I installed fresh from the daily build today thinking something along the way had caused the problem. No such luck. I will look into filing a bug with the kernel team as suggested On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 5:17 PM, Tim <t...@feathertop.org> wrote: On 26/03/14 02:58, Steve Ovens wrote: Has anyone else been having with Trusty after updates? This morning I ran updates, and ever since then my wifi connections have become flaky/unreliable and pings now require sudo permissions? Is this intentional or is something broken? They sound like a serious regression somewhere in the network stack. Just file a bug, against the kernel is probably best. The wireless issue is quite severe. Sitting in a room with the wifi router the signal goes from full bars to none, then drops, or sometimes the wireless card no longer sees ANY wireless networks in the area until I disable the interface, wait a few seconds and then turn it back on. This was not an issue previously and I have confirmed that it is not an issue with my network as I have 2 AP's and after the updates but exhibit the exact same problems. Thoughts/suggestions? -- Red Hat 6 Certified Engineer Ubuntu Certified Professional Novell Certified Linux Administrator -- Ubuntu-GNOME mailing list Ubuntu-GNOME@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-gnome -- Red Hat 6 Certified Engineer Ubuntu Certified Professional Novell Certified Linux Administrator

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